middlebrow
品味一般的
常用释义
英音[ ˈmɪdlbraʊ ]
美音[ ˈmɪdlbraʊ ]
基本释义
- adj. 品味一般的；平庸的；智力要求不高的；中等品味的
- n. 文化教养一般的人
例句
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1·This programme disproves the theory that TV, a middlebrow medium, is neither as smart as the smartest films nor as dumb as the dumbest.该节目不赞同如下理论：作为中等品味媒体的电视既不如最富智慧的电影那样睿智，又不像最笨拙不堪的电影那样笨拙。来源: 《柯林斯英汉双解大词典》
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2·In the middle of all this, the middlebrow general-interest magazines have tried to adapt.在此期间，平凡的大众类杂志尽力转型。
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3·Like Norah Jones8, Austen seems to offer middlebrow entertainment with an up-market sheen9.就像诺拉·琼斯一样，奥斯汀似乎给中产阶级提供了一种高品味的娱乐。
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4·In lesser hands Ms Nasar's story might have degenerated into a series of pen portraits: tittle-tattle for the middlebrow.要是写书的人水平差一点，纳萨尔女士的故事可能会退化为一系列人物特写：普通人闲聊的谈资。
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5·That's why Confucian advocates middlebrow and tolerance, namely, following humanity and morality, doing things in medium manner.所以儒家讲中庸和包容，即恪守仁道，无过无不及。
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6·The Academy's voters have to choose, then, between a typically Oscar-type film—middlebrow and unchallenging, for all its shining virtues—and one which takes risks.奥斯卡的投票者需要在一部典型奥斯卡风格的电影---情节老套的，对美德关注的电影----和一部冒风险的电影中做出选择。
同根词
词根：
middling